Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-27
Local Items.

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 Mrs. Charles Starr left for Pioneer on Monday.
 Heavy rains reported north of Clifton on August 18th.
 David T. Beasley of Pinal came over to Florence last Sunday.
 The beard of Supervisors adjourned on Friday until Monday next.
 J. D. Rittenhouse had his store photo Kraphed by Buehman last week.
 Messrs c. W. Culver and E. B. John. son were in Florence last Sunday.
 Mir. W. J. Bley of Silver K ing, is in Florence, on a visit of few days
 Mir. Manuel S. Ramirez was in Flor ence this week from his Picacho ranch.
 The heavi rain of the season fell in and around King and Pinal last week.
 Zamora Cigars as weedin & Meek's- 2 for 25cts or $7 per 100-$S. 50 for 50.
 Several tons of Mammoth concentra- tions were taken to the Tucson Sampler.
 MT. Fabien Moreau returned to Flor ence last Saturday accompanied by his nephew.
 Mir J. Kennedy of Redington, adver- tises 500 head of stock cattle for sale at bargain.
 Mir Jacob Suter passed through Flor ence from Pinal on his way to California on business.
 Mir. M. Snyder of Mineral Creek, re- ports the boys hard at work on their various properties.
 Mrs H. B. Summe,s left on Monday for Silver King, to spend few days with her daughter.
 Weedin & Meek have just received lot of La Doncella Cigars-4 for 25cts or Sl.50 per box of 25.
 Supervisors T. D. Hammond and Ar thur Macy will spend Sunday at Silver King, returning on Monday.
 A pleasant dance was participated in by our Mexican citizens in Charley Lew is' building last Saturday evening.
 The real estate agents of Florence are kept busy showing new corners around and answering inquiries about this won- derful county.
 Mrs. W. Fl. Sutherland and her two children, of Pioneer, are in Florence vis- iting Mrs. Sutherland's parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Douglass.
 Billy Harter got back from his trip last Monday and expresses the opinion that he won't have to make many more to wind up the business.
 Mir. D. S. Thomas, president of the Florence Canal and Water Company, left on Tuesday for Carthage, Mo, to be gono about three weeks.
 Measrs. Hammels and Earl have pur- chased the Tunnel saloon of MT. J. N. Walker, and announce that they propose conducting 6rst-clas resort.
 Mir. Blake of Mammoth, is taking in Florence and may invest in a corner lot or so. Mir Blake will go from here to Globe and back to the Mammoth.
 Mir. E. B. Modem, the very efficient bookkeeper for the Messrs. Luedke Brothers, in Pinal, will soon take va- eaton of few weeks and visit Califor- nis
 The people who go from Maricopa oosnty to Prescott to find a cooler eli mats,. can find in the PiRal Mountains . much better temperature and closer Co home.
 Mrs. McAfee, of Pheuix, passed Through Florence last week k on her way from Pinal and King. Mrs. McAfee is the possessor of 320 acres of fine land on the Grand Canal.
 Mir. John J. Devine has resigned his position as deputy collector of Customs at Tucson and will soon return to Florence to reside permanently. He has proved a very efficient oficial.
 Sheriff Fryer has received the cheer. ing information that the health of his little daughter has considerably improv- ed and hopes are now entertained that she will rapidly recover.
 Mrs. Wm. Clarke and her mother, Mrs. Simmons left for Lawton, Mich, tn cir old home, last Saturday. Mrs. Clarke's health has not been good and change of climate was necessary.
 .-A-rafas for a monkey, at a dollar a ~N@HNcS to DoAus aHThilB0u DV Juo o"HcE of . tendejon on Bailey street. Now is the golden opportunity for those who are suffering for a monkey.
 Mr. A. T Cotton has been engaged by the Florence Canal and Water Company to attend to such engineering work as may be necessary until the new contracts are let for the completion of the work.
 Supervisor Hammond came in on Suu- day to meet with the Board. Mrs. Hammond accompanied her husband as far as Florence and continued on to the King, where she will remain a few days.
 Joe Thompson the con tractor for the stone work on the Globe court house is in need of stone masons. Masons in r need of work should correspond with Mir. Thompson on or before the 10th of September.
 The revised tax roll for Pinal county foots up as follows: Total value of land and improvements, $915, ,789. .62; total value of personal property, $886, ,589 .91. OFyn r